JPS5916088A - Automatic transaction apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Technical Field of the Invention] The present invention relates to a medium on which contents necessary for a transaction such as identification of a transaction person are recorded, such as a magnetic card, and a transaction medium such as a banknote. This relates to an automated transaction device that accepts transactions.

[Technical background of the invention and its problems]

In response to demands for miniaturization, conventional devices of this type had the height of the entire device set close to the torso of all operators, and an entrance/exit gate for various media such as cards and banknotes was provided on the operation guide display side. .

However, since the entrance/exit for cards and banknotes was formed flush with the front end surface of the operation guide display section, cards and banknotes would protrude outside during transactions, resulting in collisions with the operator. Otherwise, there is a problem that this may lead to accidents such as card breakage, mechanical troubles, etc.

[Purpose of the invention]

The entire purpose of the present invention is to provide an automatic transaction device that is easy to operate and is free from card breakage accidents and mechanical troubles.

[Summary of the invention′]

In order to achieve all of the above objects, the present invention is characterized in that the outlet portion of the medium is disposed within the recess so that the leading end of the medium does not protrude from the outer end surface of the device.

[Embodiments of the invention]

The present invention will be specifically explained below with reference to Examples.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a front view of the operation guidance display section, and FIG. 3 is a state in which the upper and lower lids of the apparatus of the present invention are fully opened. is a perspective view of the fourth
The figure is a 110 sectional view showing the card slip processing W mechanism section, FIG. 5 is a plan sectional view of the card slip processing mechanism section, and FIGS. 6 and 7 are the card slip processing mechanism section. Figure 8 is a side sectional view of the dispensing banknote processing mechanism for explaining the operation, and Figure 8 is a side sectional view of the dispensing banknote processing mechanism. This is the top lid used when performing operations such as setting a safe and checking cent slips. An operation guide display section 4 for interacting with customers is provided on the sloped surface 6 on the front surface of the housing 1.

Further, in the frontmost part 5 of the housing 1, a card entrance/exit 6 and a banknote lower are provided so as to be distributed to the left and right in the figure. These card slots 6 and banknote lowers are provided in a recessed state behind recesses 5A and 5B formed on the left and right sides of the frontmost portion 5. Furthermore, 8 is a key for fully locking the upper cover 2, and 9 is a key for completely locking the upper cover 2. This is the key to lock the device.

Next, with reference to FIG. 2, the detailed structure of the operation guidance display section 4 will be fully explained. 11 in the upper left of the figure is the handling indicator, and it says "
When "In use" is lit, it indicates that the product can be operated. 11 on the right side of the diagram is a keyboard including a numeric keypad,
Numeric key 12A for inputting amount, 'Au inquiry*
#2B, correction key 12c.

It is composed of a cancel key 12D and a "R million yen" key 12E. At the top of this keyboard 12 is an amount display 1.
6. Balance display 14. An attendant call key 15 is provided. The guide section extends in a straight line from the middle part of the left end in the figure, and slopes up from the middle to the amount display 16. A stripe line 16 is printed that includes the balance display 14 and the staff call key 15 and extends to the right end in the figure, and a card insertion guide [17
,(.

PIN number guide 4t! tll; #j, amount information al17c
, a card receiving guide md17D, and a bill receiving guide column 17E are provided in a frame shape. 16A is an arrow indicating the direction of operation.

Here, the first six types of guidance fields 17, 4 to 17 (' are input guidance fields 21, 4, the latter two types of guidance fields = 1
77).

17E is a receiving guide column 21C, and both are connected via a communicating guide column 21Bk. The frame-shaped guide column 17, 4-17E is divided into upper and lower sections around the stripe line 16, with the upper region indicating normal operation guidance and the lower region 19'4-19E indicating abnormal operation guidance. The stripe line 16 is provided with Δ mark LEDs 18 and 20 mark LEDs indicating the upper and lower states, respectively, and by lighting either one, the customer is informed of the entire operation status. The communication guide column 21B is composed of four LEDs 22 divided and arranged in a row.
4 LEIs during communication between the device and the host computer)
222 blinks sequentially to notify all customers of the progress of the communication. Furthermore, at the bottom of the middle of the diagram are the words ``Please restart from the beginning'' and ``Please contact the counter.''
LEDs 23 are arranged vertically to notify the customer of abnormal processing conditions such as ``Staff is in trouble'' and the like.

Of the LEDs 18 and 20 in the stripe line 16, the △-marked LED i 8 indicating normal operation is, for example, green, ED, and the markings LF and D20 indicating abnormal operation are, for example, red LEDs to distinguish between the two. It's clear.

According to the operation guidance display section, an arrow 16Ak indicating the operation method is provided within the stripe line 16, and guidance [617,! F to 17E are provided, and Δ marks and marks indicating normality and abnormality are provided for each 4W1, making it easy to operate and extremely easy for customers to understand. Especially Δ
Color-coding the marks as described above makes it easier to separate them and prevents erroneous operations. In addition, the input guide fields 21, 4 and the receiving guide 4112IC are separated by the communication guide a21B'i border, which makes handling convenient. Especially when displaying during communication, the four LEDs 22' are displayed sequentially. Although we try to make it blink, normally this type of device prepares the withdrawal banknotes and processes the slips at the same time, which takes time, so it is extremely effective to notify the processing status at this time. It is.

In addition, the LED that is the indicator is a thin striped fin 16.
Since the device is installed inside the device, the area occupied by the printed circuit board, etc. can be reduced, resulting in an inexpensive device.

Incidentally, when the four LEDs are sequentially turned on during communication as described above, one LED f may be turned on and off without sleep.

Inside the housing 1, as shown in FIG. 6, there is a card slip processing mechanism section 24. Dispensing banknote processing mechanism section 25. Attendant operating units 27 are arranged in sequence, and a control unit 26 is provided at the back. ”
: The lid 2 is attached to the housing 1 via hinges 2A, 2A"r so that it can be opened and closed, and is held in the open state by a stopper 2B.'Also, the inner surface of the upper lid 2 It is provided with a rotating plate 8A connected to the lock key 8 and levers 8B, 8B connected to it, and correspondingly, the top end of the lever 8B, 8B is provided at the upper end of the housing 1. The protrusions 1A, 1, and 4 are provided with all of the locking holes, and by rotating the lock key 8 with the top cover 2 closed, the tip of the lever 8B can be locked in the locking hole. The lower cover 10 is rotatably attached to the bottom plate of the housing 1 via a hinge 10B' as shown in FIG. The lock state can be fully controlled by engaging and disengaging the engagement hole and the engagement lever 9A connected to the lock key 9.

Next, details of the card slip processing mechanism section 24 will be explained with full reference to FIGS. 4 and 5. In this case, the card processing mechanism section and the slip processing mechanism section will be explained separately from each other. A pair of first and second conveyor rollers 103, 1 are arranged at a predetermined interval on the inside of the card entrance B through which the card P enters and exits.
04 and a guide pair G1 having guide grooves that support both ends of the card P.
1 is provided. A first detector 100 composed of a light emitting diode and a light receiving element is arranged on the card entrance side of the first card transporting section L1, and a light emitting diode and a light receiving element are also arranged in front of the second transport roller pair 104. A second detector 106 is provided. Further, a solenoid 101 that is operated by a signal (for example, a signal from the first detector 100) when the card P is inserted is arranged below the side of the first card transport section L1, and a solenoid 101 is arranged to act as a plunger for removing stains. A shutter 102 is provided at the tip of the shutter 102, which normally closes the card entrance/exit path completely and is lowered by the operation of the solenoid 101 to fully close the card entrance/exit path. Furthermore, the cards P to be transported are placed above the second pair of transport rows 104.
A magnetic head 105 is arranged to read the magnetic content sound.

A second card transport section L2 connected to the card rotation section 107 is provided behind the first card transport section L1 (on the right side shown by ■). This second card transport section L2 has a guide pair G having guide grooves that support both ends of the card P.
2 and 6th conveyance roller pair 108 (drive rollers 108, 4
．． The third detector 109 includes a passive roller 1087J) and a light-emitting diode and a light-receiving element arranged at the rear end. Note that the distance t between the frontmost part 5 of the casing 1 and the center of the first pair of transport rows 106 is configured to be greater than the length in the longitudinal direction of the card P, and the tip of the card P is always located within the recess 5A. Drive Fi of the card transport section As shown in FIG. Further, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the card rotation section 107 rotates the driving row 2108A, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5. The timing pulley 10;'l= is rotatably attached to the 1ib 107A and connected to the second card transport section L2, and the timing pulley 107B has a timing pulley 10; A timing belt 128 is provided to be stretched, and by rotating the pulse motor 127 at full pressure in the reverse direction, the entire card rotating section 107 is rotated around the shaft 10.
7,4 It is designed to rotate by a predetermined angle about the entire center. An angle detector 129 is provided near the block attached to the timing goo IJ10711.
0 degree, etc.) The full signal is output. A card processing mechanism section is constituted by each of the above members. Above this card rotating section 107, there are two
Stage conveyance rollers 130, 131 are provided, and the rotation II+1! is carried out via the belt Blk. A driving force of +107 A is transmitted, for example, so that the direction is changed by 90 degrees and the card Pk is guided upward to the same embossed position.

The slip processing mechanism section is configured as follows.

In each figure, 116 is a slip storage box, and slips l?, which record all transaction details, are placed vertically.
A sheet R1 and a journal R2 are folded and stacked in two sheets, and are stored in an upright position 71 in a slip storage box 116 tilted toward the east. A plurality of sprocket holes H are provided at equally spaced corners along the longitudinal direction at both ends of the slip R, and the slip is connected to the sprocket of the tin rocket wheel 114 provided on the opening side of t1'1113. The documents are conveyed together and their direction is changed via slip guide rollers 115 and 4ffi provided on the other side. A print head 11 is provided at the direction changing section of this slip R.
A printing device 116 having a total of 7 parts is provided, and a slip R is sandwiched between a platen 118 and a platen 118 disposed at the tip of a print head 117 to perform printing. A separation plate 119 is provided next to the platen 118 to separate the slip R2 (register) Rs and the journal R2. It is designed to be conveyed to the roller 115B side. The cutter 120 is used to cut the receipt R1'fr for each transaction, and there are a sponge roller 121 and a guide plate 12 at the other end of the cutter 120.
2 are provided, and the cut receipt is conveyed while being held between the two.

Next to it are a group of rollers and a bell for conveying the cut receipt R1 to the dispensing banknote processing mechanism section 25, which will be described in detail later. - Conveyance paths 123, 124 configured in groups are provided. Furthermore, an emboss print (transfer) is provided between the printing device 116 and the journal guide roller 115B.
Roller (hereinafter also referred to as embossing roller) 133? ]l-
An embossing printing device 125 is provided.

Further, the journal R2, on which the entire contents of the card P have been transferred by the embossing print device 125, is changed in direction via the journal guide row 2115B, and is wound up on the journal winding rule 126 provided in the direction changing section. It has become.

Next, the driving means for the slip conveyance and embossing printing device 125 will be explained. A drive motor (pulse motor) 139 for feeding slips is attached to the lower side of the slip storage box 113, and a timing pulley 1 provided on the rotating shaft
39A, a timing goo provided on the rotating shaft of the journal winding device 126) 126A, and a timing goo provided on the rotating shaft of the sprocket 114! 7114
, 4, the driving force of the pulse motor 139 is transmitted by a timing belt 140 stretched between the timing belts 140 and 4. In addition, in FIG. 4, the journal winding device 126
The torque limiter 141 provided below slips when the winding speed increases and acts to ensure smooth winding. It is connected to the motor 135 via a cylinder mechanism 164.

A one-way rotation clutch (not shown) is connected to the motor 165, and rotational force is transmitted to the link mechanism 134 only when the motor 135 rotates counterclockwise (direction of arrow 166) as shown in FIG. Along with this, the embossing roller 163 reciprocates in the direction of the arrow shown in the figure, so that the recorded contents of the card P are transferred to the journal R2 as will be described later. Note that the motor 165 is connected to the pulley 135. l
t-, and the receipt conveying device 121, 123, 12
Via the drive belt 138' hung on the drive section of No. 4,
The receipt R1 is conveyed when the motor 165 rotates clockwise (in the directions of arrows 1 and 7). Note that 162 in Fig. 4 is a card P' that has lost its validity.
This is a collection chute for collecting Z.

Next, the operation and effect of the card slip processing mechanism section will be explained with reference to FIGS. 6 and 71. Card P”
When the f-card is inserted through the slot 6, a first detector 100 consisting of a light emitting diode and a light receiving element detects the card Pk, energizes the solenoid 101, and opens the shutter 102. When the card P is pushed in further, the pair of transport rollers 103
The card P rotates and is conveyed along the card conveying section L1 of the card rotating section 1, and the magnetic field of the card P is read by the magnetic head 105 while being further conveyed by the pair of conveying rollers 104 on the back side. Here, the second detector 11]6 acts as a timing detector for completely reading the magnetic field of the card P. When the card P is read correctly, the card P is transported along the second card transport section L2 by the row 2 pair 108 of the card rotating section 107, and the position of the card P is detected by the sixth detector 109, and a predetermined position is detected. Stop once at position PI (see Figure 4). The conveyance of such a card P is carried out by the pulse motor 11 as described above.
Since this is performed as a zero-all drive source, the stopping position of the card P is guaranteed by controlling the number of pulses. On the other hand, slip R is two sheets folded one on top of the other, and sprocket wheel 1.
14 and the print head 117 of the printing device 116 and the platen 118 via the slip guide roller 115A ffi.
The paper is guided between the two sheets and printed as they are. The receipt R that has passed through the printing device 116 is separated into a receipt R1 to be handed to the customer by a separating plate 119 and a journal R2 to be rolled up as a record of the transaction.
20, each transaction is cut and conveyed while being held between sponge rollers 121 and guide plates 1227, and passes through conveyance paths 123 and 124', which are composed of a group of rollers and a group of belts, to a dispensing banknote processing mechanism section to be described later. Sent to 25th.

On the other hand, the journal R2 separated by the separating plate 119 is emboss-printed by an emboss printing device 125 that suppresses and transfers the embossed portion PE (see FIG. 5) of the card P, and then wound up by a journal winding device 126. here,
The aforementioned card P was temporarily stopped at the predetermined position P1, but at the timing of the emboss printing, the card rotating section 107 is driven by the pulse motor 127 via the timing belt 128, as shown in FIG.
Rotate 90 degrees clockwise around 7,4'. This position is detected by the angle detector 129 shown in FIG.
131, it is transported at the position P3. This position P3
is the emboss print position. When the card P is discharged, it is discharged from the card entrance 6 following the reverse of the above-described case. Further, when the card P has lost its validity as a result of reading the magnetic content of the card P (for example, when the validity code is 2 or more), the card Pk is collected. In this case, as shown in FIG. 7, the card P conveyed to position PI in FIG. The collection chute 132 slides due to the reverse rotation of the transport roller pair 10B based on a signal from the detector 129 (shown in FIG. 5), and the soil is collected at the collection position P5. By the way, the tip of the card P returned to the card slot 6 without being collected will always be located above the recess 5A inward from the frontmost part 5 of the casing 1, so that it will not collide with the customer's body. Therefore, there is no such inconvenience that an accident of card breakage may occur.
5 will be explained. In the figure, 200 is a dispensing banknote storage box, in which a plurality of banknote groups Q1 are arranged upright so that the longitudinal sides of the banknotes lie horizontally.
A take-out roller 201 that takes out one banknote per rotation is arranged at the frontmost part (on the left side in the figure) of the paper. The rotation of this motor 219 is fully decelerated and transmitted! J 22OA and the take-out roller 20
It is rotatably driven by a drive means 220 consisting of a drive boob (220B) provided on the side of the pulley 1 and a drive belt 220C stretched between both pulleys.

On the delivery side of the banknotes taken out one by one in this way, there is a single sheet conveyance path 20 formed by a group of rollers and a belt.
2 is provided, and this pattern feed path 202 is driven via a belt 220, Z), which is hung on the deceleration gear 22OA of the drive means 220. Also, on this conveyance path 202, there is an overlapping shedding detector 20 that detects all overlapping shedding by detecting the thickness.
4 is provided, and furthermore, a board detector 205 for counting all the bills sent out is provided. -Pattern feed path 20
A temporary stacking section 206 is provided on the other side of the banknote 2, and is configured to sequentially stack the transported banknotes (indicated by stacked banknotes kQz). A reject conveyance path 206 is provided at the lower stage of the pattern conveyance path 202, which is composed of a conveyance roller 206A and a bell 206B, and is further in contact with the lower side of the reject conveyance path 206, the bell 206B. Driving roller 218 arranged on the opposite side. (,
Guide roller 2187J.

A belt 206C stretched over 218C is provided. Therefore, the transported banknotes are accumulated on the transport belt 206C. Above the temporary stacking section 206, there is provided a rotation guide 221 that tilts the tip of the stacked banknotes and rotates to open the exit side 7 at the time of feeding. 11 on the other side of the stacked banknotes Q2 that is sent out.
Drive roller 217. (, row 2217B,
17 are provided.

A drive row 2210 is placed on the belt of this exit conveyance section 217.
A conveyor belt 208 is stretched between this drive roller 210 and a roller 211 provided above the temporary accumulation section 20'5, and the two rows 2210 and 211 are attached to a swing arm. 0 concatenated by 209
This swing arm 209 has a connecting plate 214° arm 216
A link mechanism constituted by a drive motor 212 and a drive motor 212 is attached, and by operating this link mechanism 7, the roller 211 is swung to the position indicated by the chain line 211A in the figure, and the roller 211 is moved onto the conveyor bell (2CJbC) of the temporary accumulation section 206. Press and collect banknotes Qx'c two belts 206C,
It is designed so that it can be sandwiched between 2CJBs and transported to the reject side. Further, each of the drive rollers 210, 217, 4
, 218A are connected to the pulse motor 2 via the drive belt 216.
It is designed to be rotationally driven by 15. Also,
The shaft portion of the roller 217B of the exit conveyance unit 217 has a tip that is normally positioned upward to completely close the conveyance path, but when sending out banknotes, a solenoid (not shown) lowers the shaft in the direction of the arrow in the figure to open the conveyance path. A gate 222 is provided, and a shutter 225 is further provided which fully opens and closes the exit via levers 223 and 224'-e that operate in conjunction with the operation of the gate 222. When the accumulated banknotes are conveyed while the gate 222 is closed, the banknotes fall onto a collection warehouse 228 provided below and are collected. Then, on the pattern feeding path 202, there are provided a roller 226 that feeds the receipt R1 mentioned above, and a receipt feeding path 227 that guides the fed V sheet R1k onto the pattern feeding path 202. Therefore, In the temporary stacking section, banknotes and corresponding receipts R□ are piled up into a collection A'', and in this stacked state, they are sent out to the exit side. Note that 230A to 260C in the figure are It is a detector for each part consisting of a light emitting diode and a light receiving element.The banknote lower is located in the recess 5B provided in the frontmost part 5 of the housing 1, so that the banknote to be sent out does not protrude outward. O Next, the operation and effect of the above-mentioned dispensing banknote processing mechanism section will be explained.0 Banknote group Q that is preset in the dispensing banknote storage box 200!
are separated and taken out one by one by the take-out row 2201, passed through the pattern feeding M 202 k, and then transferred to the temporary accumulation section 2.
A predetermined number of sheets are accumulated in 03. At this time, the overlap detector 204 detects the thickness of one banknote by measuring the thickness and converting it into an electric signal, and generates an overlap signal when the thickness of one or more banknotes is detected. Therefore, the control section is configured to stop the take-out roller 201 and shift to a reject operation when it receives the overlapping signal.

That is, as described above, the swinging arm 209' is swung by the kIJ link mechanism, and is pressed onto the roller 211 (bell) 206C of the temporary stacking section 203 to reversely transport the banknotes and send them to the reject warehouse via the reject transport path 206'. It is designed to be collected at In this way, overlapping is reliably prevented, and erroneous counting by the counting detector 205 is completely prevented. If there is no overlap, the predetermined number of banknotes and the receipt R1 coming from another route are transported to the exit 1+11 by the movement of the transport bell 206C in a stacked state. At this time, the rotation guide 221 for aligning the leading ends of the banknotes, etc. is opened, and the switching game 222 and shutter 225 are opened by the above-described operation, and the banknotes, etc. are conveyed to the banknote lower side. At this time, the trailing end of the bill or the like is held in the exit conveyance section 217 with most of the leading end protruding outside the exit lower. However, if the customer forgets to take out the banknotes and the like and a predetermined period of time has elapsed, the exit conveyance unit 217 reversely operates and returns the banknotes and the like to the temporary stacking unit 203 side. Then switching gate 2
22 and the shutter 225 completely close the conveyance path, and the banknotes and the like are conveyed again and collected into the conveyed banknote collection warehouse 228. Here, the tip of the banknote that comes out of the banknote lower is protruded from the casing.
Since there is no L, it is possible to prevent various troubles from occurring.

Next, the general operation of the apparatus of the present invention will be explained with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS. 9 and 10.

First, after the "card insertion" message is displayed, the card is inserted. The contents of the card are checked, and if the result of the check is not favorable, a message "Please contact the counter" is displayed. If the result of the check is OK, a message ``Enter your password'' is displayed, and it is determined whether a predetermined period of time has elapsed, and if the time has expired, a message ``Please try again from the beginning'' is displayed. If the PIN is entered within a predetermined time, it is then determined whether the PIN is correct or not, and if the PIN is ``No'' or ``J'', the number of errors is determined, and if the number of errors is 2 or less, ``Please make all corrections.''"Please try again" will be displayed, and it will be determined whether a predetermined period of time has elapsed since the correction. If it has not elapsed, the flow will proceed to inputting the PIN; if it has elapsed, the process will start from the beginning or 911 digits. If there are 6 or more errors in the judgment flow for the number of errors, "1" is added to the validity field of the card, and if the validity is "2" or more, the message "Please contact the counter" will be displayed and a sound will sound again. When the gender is "1", "From the beginning..."
The display is missing. When the PIN number is entered correctly, "
``Input amount'' is displayed, and the key input is performed. It is determined whether the "10,000 yen" key was pressed or not. If it was not pressed, it is determined whether the "inquiry" key was pressed next, and if it was not pressed, it is determined whether the "correction" key was pressed next. If the button is not pressed, it is determined whether a timeout has occurred, and if the time has elapsed, the process returns to the key manual flow. If a timeout occurs, the message "From the beginning..." is displayed.

Also, when the "10,000 yen" key is pressed, it is determined whether the amount is over or not, and if it is, the message "Please re-insert within the limit" is displayed. , when the "Inquiry" key is pressed, the flow shifts to the flow shown in Figure 10! Ru. The next step is "Communicating"
is displayed, the transmission process to the center is performed,
Printing etc. are performed at the same time. After receiving and processing, it is judged based on whether or not there is a “confirmation” from the center [7. If not, the card is updated (if the number of errors is 6 or more, the validity is +1) -
(Rewrite to fzrOJ) It is determined whether the balance is insufficient or not for all lines. If the balance is not insufficient, "Go to counter..." will be displayed for all lines, and if the balance is insufficient, "Credit limit has been exceeded" will be displayed. All lines are displayed, and all cards are returned to the exit. In addition, in the above-mentioned determination flow of establishment, if it is established 1, update the cumulative total (update the total cumulative payment amount on the device itself),
Next, the card is updated and the banknotes are counted at the same time, and the card, banknotes, and receipts are all conveyed to the exit, and a display is displayed to prompt the customer to receive them. Thereafter, it is determined whether or not a timeout has occurred, and if a timeout has occurred, cash is collected as described above, and after an error is printed, a message indicating "staff processing" is displayed. If cash or the like is received before the timeout occurs, the process is completely completed and preparations are made for the next process.

In addition, the numbers [1,
[1. The mark indicates all step divisions, and is a sign for the convenience of staff operations so that when an error occurs, it can be determined at which stage the error occurred.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As described in detail above, the present invention provides an outlet for transaction media such as cards and banknotes within the recess of the housing, so that the tips of these media do not protrude from the outer end surface of the device, thereby preventing card breakage and accidents. There are no mechanical troubles, and since cards and banknotes are located in the recessed part of the housing, it is possible to provide a stable automatic transaction device.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a front view of the operation guide display section, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the apparatus of the present invention with the upper and lower lids fully open, and FIG. The figure is a side sectional view showing the card slip processing mechanism section, FIG. 5 is a plan sectional view of the card slip processing mechanism section, and FIGS. 6 and 7 are side views for explaining the operation of the card slip processing mechanism section. 8 is a side sectional view of the dispensing banknote processing mechanism section, and FIGS. 9 and 10 are flowcharts for explaining the operation of the entire apparatus. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1...Housing, 2...Top lid, 4...Operation guidance display section, 5...Front part of the case, 6...Card entrance/exit, 7...Banknote exit, 10... Lower lid, 24
...Card slip processing mechanism section, 25...Payment banknote processing mechanism section, 26...Control section, 27...Attendant operation section, P...Card, R...Slip, Q...・
bill.

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) By operating the operation guide display section, the contents necessary for the transaction are recorded from the "media in/out" provided on the operating side, and the first transaction medium is moved in and out, and after the transaction is completed, the
In an automatic transaction device that transfers a target second transaction medium from a medium exit provided in BliI, the leading end of the medium is prevented from protruding from the outer end surface of the casing by providing four coatings on the medium entrance/exit or medium exit. An automatic transaction device featuring: (2) The automatic transaction device according to claim 1, wherein the recess NLS is independently provided at each medium outlet.